Hasan Piker’s viral support for New York mayor Zohran Mamdani turns loud as he’s denied entry at rally

Twitch star Hasan Piker faced a viral moment when denied VIP access at New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s victory rally. Despite the snub, Piker remained with fans, cheering enthusiastically. His unwavering support for Mamdani, a key figure in his political advocacy, was evident, drawing significant online attention and praise for his down-to-earth demeanor.

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Air purifiers giving reality check to Delhi’s AQI? Netizens take to social media; point at difference in reading

Delhi-NCR faces severe air pollution. Air purifiers reveal alarming filter conditions, indicating dangerous air quality. Netizens share stark differences between official AQI data and their devices. Even iconic landmarks like India Gate are obscured by smog. Regions like Noida and Gurgaon also experience high pollution. Authorities implement measures, but experts warn of chronic issues.

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Which is the largest saltwater lake in India: Exploring Chilika Lake, Asia’s stunning brackish-water lagoon

Chilika Lake, India’s largest saltwater lake and Asia’s biggest brackish lagoon, is a vital ecosystem supporting thousands of fishing families and over a million migratory birds annually. This Ramsar site, formed by natural processes, is home to rare Irrawaddy dolphins and boasts extraordinary biodiversity, showcasing a harmonious balance between nature and local livelihoods.

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‘He didn’t insult our forces’: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra defends Rahul Gandhi; LoP claimed ‘10% population controlling Army’

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra defended her brother Rahul Gandhi’s remarks on the army, stating they weren’t an insult. She criticized PM Modi for creating an ‘Apman Mantralaya’ while Rahul Gandhi asserted his commitment to the armed forces. The controversy arose from Rahul’s claim that only 10% of the population controls key institutions, including the army.

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Spitting at public places starts costing dearly in Banaras; fines of Rs 250 to Rs 2000 imposed

Varanasi Municipal Corporation has launched a stringent anti-littering drive, imposing fines on individuals caught spitting betel and gutkha, and dumping garbage at public places and ghats. Penalties ranging from Rs 250 to Rs 2000 were collected, with a focus on areas along the Ganga river ahead of Dev Deepawali. Citizens are urged to maintain cleanliness…

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